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A short guide with photos on how to cook a variety of simple Indian dishes from Konar, a local Tamil restaurant in Boston, Massachusetts. What's the best way to cook a recipe? There is no "one size fits all" answer. For example, you might have a different technique for cooking vegetables than for browning meat before adding it to the pot. Or, you might have one recipe in mind, but the cook in your house has a favorite that he or she wants to share. Feel free to use this guide to cook up your own version of the dishes at Konar. Feel free to try out other cooking methods for this meal list. It's always exciting to experiment with new techniques so you can tell someone else how well they turned out. You will know if it works when you get an enthusiastic response from the family--or if they are so impressed at your culinary prowess, they go out and buy one of the exact same ingredients to make their own version. Foods marked with an asterisk (*) are considered "spicy". Ingredients: Scale: 1 tsp of spice is around 1/16 tsp of spice. An easy way to measure spices is to use the "teaspoon" scale, where 1/4 tsp = 1/8 tsp, and so on. For a deliciously simple yet festive spread at one's place, simply mix together all the ingredients for the spreads in a large bowl, and arrange them on a serving platter. Serve with any sort of bread, crackers or pita to make sandwiches as well as flatbreads such as Naan or Chapati. If the menu is a bit too sweet, you may want to vary the sweetness level a bit by adding a little of the garam masala at the end. Konar's Cook's Tips: Serve with bread or crackers to make sandwiches or flatbreads. Pair it with any of these flatbreads: Naan, Chapati, Jalebi. For dessert, try topping your Ganache with Marmalade or Chocolate Sauce. 1 cup flour (spoon & leveled) 1/2 cup unsweetened cocoa powder (I use Hershey's Special Dark) 1/4 tsp salt 7 tbsp unsalted butter (very soft, not melted) 1/4 cup granulated sugar 1 large egg yolk (reserve the egg white for another use) 2 tsp vanilla extract (clear, if possible. White is fine too. cfa1e77820
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